Wangu Kanuri is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She writes for Business Daily Africa and NationAfrica, focusing on local news and current affairs. Wangu covers a wide range of topics, including politics, governance, social issues, and business developments in Kenya.
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Wangu Kanuri's coverage primarily revolves around local Kenyan government and politics, as well as human resources and employment matters. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to local political developments, policy changes affecting the workforce or labor market in Nairobi or Kenya at large.
Considering Wangu Kanuri's emphasis on career development and personal growth topics, she might be receptive to pitches offering insights from experts in these areas such as leadership coaches, career counselors or HR professionals with a deep understanding of the Kenyan context.
Since Wangu Kanuri focuses on specific regions within Kenya (Nairobi), pitching stories that have a direct impact on the local community will likely resonate best with her.
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By: Wangu Kanuri
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By: Wangu Kanuri
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By: Wangu Kanuri
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By: Wangu Kanuri
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By: Wangu Kanuri
Imagine noticing a swelling in your breast. It is warm, even painful. You think it's a simple infection, maybe mastitis, especially if you're a young mother or breastfeeding.
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